Generally fair weather forecast for tonight and Tuesday
The weather section notes generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. A brief item follows about the Royal Tribe of Joseph, indicating a local fraternal group's mention in this issue.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1901
Page
8
The weather section notes generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. A brief item follows about the Royal Tribe of Joseph, indicating a local fraternal group's mention in this issue.
J. C. Parmerlee and W. M. S. M. Hodges are mentioned as secretary and related officials in the record.
Ike Adkins, already jailed for assault on Polly Bryant, was captured again this morning on a charge of receiving stolen goods and will be tried when he recovers. Rhodimer case postponed. Noble paroled. Jack Smith held on vagrancy with a hearing set for 9 a.m. Tuesday. Borders son accused of supplying whisky for his father.
Ike Adkins case for assault on Polly Bryant was continued this morning by Judge Rogers and set for Wednesday at 9 a m.
Albert Bowman received a $1 fine in police court for hitting Polly Bryant on Saturday evening. the fine was stayed.
Luther Mason was arraigned before Judge Rogers on receiving stolen goods from an East Main street grocery. He testified he merely delivered the items and was discharged. Frank Jackson, also accused of the robbery, is at large. Two hams and a box of Star tobacco were reported stolen.
Charles Blessing, brought from the penitentiary Saturday, is placed in the county jail and kept in solitary confinement with no visitors allowed.
Soldiers in camp invite the public to see the great sham battle at Nevada MO. A special train leaves Sedalia at 8 a m on July 25 via the M K T railway for a 1 25 round trip. Also offered are cabbage and ornamental plants and sweet potato slips. G B Goodrich advertises corner Eighteenth and Marvin and a Soda shop. Red Cross Ball Blue is advertised with a two ounce package priced cents.
The Amalgamated Association and United States Steel trust clash over extending the union scale to open mills. The trust cites non union workers and aims to keep some mills open to employ them. President Shaffer says the trust controls all mills and workers must be coordinated to offset power gains.
A bulldog owned by a Grand Central depot agent attacked a 16 month old girl and her mother in their back yard. The dog, held on a long chain, bit the child and then turned on the mother, tearing her arms. Officer Harvey shot and killed the dog. doctors fear no serious harm unless infection occurs.
Police note a rise in violent deaths and murders in hot weather, with statistics showing about a fifty percent increase in summer compared with winter.
A road in the high Alps will pass the St Bernard hospice and the great pass. The engineering feat will be finished and opened to traffic in July of next year.
Kansas City Kansas seeks dry pickers for the Schwarzchild and Sulzberger company. Immediate employment offered in packing duties with steady work and wages.
Latour and Sherer advertise best cabinet photographs priced at three dollars per dozen alongside ice cream and ices at a Boston cafe.
Bard's introduces extra long necked collar buttons designed for summer wear. The new fittings promise a looser collar and enhanced ventilation. Shoppers can find sizes and color options in stores this season.
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